New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-29
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Tho Hon. J. Randolph Tucker has selected "The
Federal Convention OF 1880" for the topic Of his
address at Yalo next MONTH
Bishop Stevens, Of Philadelphia, shows signs
OF rcgainng health and his condition Is regarded as
critical.
Of late Francis Bddle. Of Philadelphia (Princeton
10Y, memorial gift Of money which will furnish,
among other things an annual prize OF go Tor the pest
English essay by sophomore.
President seclye, Of Smith College, will sail for
Europe Immediately after commencement.
Now that Mr.. Pasco, age forty-one, has been
elected United States Senator, State Representative
Lamar, age thirty, has been chosen to succeed him
as Speaker OF the Florida House Of Representatives.
Young mon appear to be leading In that State.
Mr. Moody will open MS second Summer Bible
School at Mortified June 80. 1t will continue
a fortnight Mr.. Moody will be assisted by the Rev
Dr. Broadus, OF Louisville, Ky; exProsdent Mark
Hopkins, Of Williams College and the Rev. Dr.
Arthur T. Person, Of Philadelphia.
Governor Ames will attend tho International Shoe
makers Convention at Brockton, Mass, on juno z,
and will deliver address of welcome to tho dolc-
gates ON behalf Of the state.
Tho Rev. DR.. Richard S. storrs, of tho Church Of
tho Pilgrims, Brooklyn will deliver tho Grafton at
the approaching hfticth anniversary of the Amherst
College Chapter Of Alpha Delta Phi
South Carolina people are talking Of Judge A. G..
Magrath Of that State, candidate for the United
states supreme Court
Tho Rov. Dir Herrick Johnson is in San francisco.
Senator Evarts and family Will 60 to Vermont
this week.
Mrs Raymond (Annle Louise Cary) will spend a
part Of the summer with friends at Rutland, Mass.
Tho Rev. Reucn Thomas, Of BiooklIne, Mass, Will
occupy tho pulpit Of plymouth Church. Brooklyn,
next Sunday.
marked feature Of the Cazenovia seslinary an
niyersary, says Tho Utica Herald will be tho
presence and address before the alumni Of Charles
Dudley warner; not only on account Of his world
wide reputation brilliant author, but from tho
fact that In 1s4e he, with his mother and younger
brother came to Cazenova, where his grandfather and
uncle resided Mrs. warmers home was opposite the
Presby terrain Church, in what Is known as the Tyler
Cross house, and her sons made very decided I'M
nression at that time. Charles graduated from
fazenovia Seminary at the age Of sixteen and went
to Hamilton College, receiving his degree In oil
physiognomy and magnetic manner was that superior
Instructor the late Mary a. Dawson, who used laugh
INDY to tell Of walking with the boy Charlie Warner
ono evening when the sky embaz0ned with
northern lights. She, thinking Of little orphan gln
who had recently returned 70 her ho'e IN
called his attention to the display In way 70 EN-,
him; but with characterisuo ooo,aoss h no
replied OH yes, see; and don't know VINO iigh's
themP"
Tho Shah Of Persia has authorized tho American
missionaries to establish at Teheran hospital In
which, without regard TO nationality Or Religion al
appllcants for relief may be received for treatment
Dr. Torrence physician to tho mission, has been ap-
r,lnted director Of the hospital, and an appeal Is
made for means to place IL upon a working oasis
For Immediate use $1,000 Is needed, ana Slo,oOo
viii be- necessary to complete the establishment AS
a mark OF appreciation OF DR.. TOrrence's zeal and
DEVOTION applied gratutOusly for ,any years In
the relief of distress, the Shah has named him Grand
Officer Of the order Of tho Lion and sun VI Persia
Everybody knows remarks "Tho London Tele'
graph" discussing tho anti" Lohengrn' demonstra'
toIss In Paris, about the disturbances made az the
Coincide Franchise when first "HerDani' was pro
ducod, and when Theophlle Gautior, wearing merry
wastcoat led tho gang of youthful Ronnticsts' VINO
yelled for Victor Hugo with all their might and tried
to drown the voices OF the fono"ers
OF the cold Classiolsts. 10 Is nOt'
however. among things generally known that
many years after, In 1885, when "Henrletta Mare
chap was being played for the first Time tho former
leader OF those bairbraned Romantlcists who howed
aolnst tho opponents Of "Hernanl' and who had
thereafter won his spurs in prose and verse. drove
nm In bIs cab to the door Of the theatre In order to
attend tho performance In his doube-barreled capac
Ity OF distinguished critic and prominent tout Par
sien" OF the epoch, but was rudely repulsed by al
old policeman on duty at the door. There was
great crowd around the building at the tme and tht
poet nwas rather noisy In his endeavors TO clear hi
| way lie was accordingly seized by tho old police